CHP Solano officers arrested a probationer and seized an illegal firearm during a traffic stop in Vallejo, emphasizing the role of traffic enforcement in community safety.

An estimated 500 vehicles took part in a disruptive sideshow in Vallejo, leading to the arrest of four suspects and the discovery of a 10-foot python left in a Cadillac involved in the event.

Caltrans is performing a week of electrical work on SR-1 as part of a larger maintenance project, causing traffic shifts and one-way controls, with comprehensive upgrades expected to be completed by Summer 2025.

Two 18-year-olds, Anthony Lucas Cruz and Katie Anne Beth, were arrested in Healdsburg for attempted murder and conspiracy after a victim was found with life-threatening stab wounds.

A dispute in Petaluma escalated to a machete-wielding attack; Heather Doyle was arrested for assault with a deadly weapon but no injuries were reported.

Santa Rosa Police arrested Refujio Cuco Carrillo for property and identity theft crimes after a burglary investigation led them to recover stolen items and evidence of his involvement.

The Sonoma County Board tentatively approved tenant protection ordinances to enhance renter rights, complementing California's Tenant Protection Act, and set to take effect after a final decision on September 17.

Willie Jessie Clinton-Jones was arrested in San Rafael for stalking and parole violation for prior sex crimes, with an extensive criminal history dating back to 2017.

Two individuals were arrested for attempting to steal $1,700 in goods from a Dick's Sporting Goods in Fairfield, with additional stolen items in their car.

A motorcycle crash on S. Novato Blvd left a man critically injured last night; the involved vehicle's driver is cooperating with the ongoing police investigation.

Petaluma police caught Jon Curran, 27, red-handed for graffiti under Highway 101, citing him for defacing public property.

The Marin County Sheriff's Office confirmed the Petaluma man Carlos Verdugo-Cruz died in a car crash in San Geronimo Valley.

The Solano County Sheriff's Office launched the Doe Cold Case Project to identify unidentified deceased individuals using advances in forensic science and technology.